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Friday, July 31, 2009
Isotachs
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Isobars
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LIDAR
Image found at: http://www.imagingnotes.com/ee_assets/email_images/Lidar_KansasCity_MJHarden.jpg
Doppler radar
This is another one of my favorite types of images. I look for it everyday on the news. This is Doppler radar. Doppler radar mostly used to show thunderstorms and rain in ones area. It also shows where clouds are at, at a certain time. I like the Doppler radar because it shows how close rain is, and how sever the storms may be. Doppler radar is also a good estimate of how much time you have before a storm hits your area. This image shows that rain is close to the Fort Myers area, and the red indicates that the weather is very severe.
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black and white aerial photo
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Infrared aerial photo

Infrared aerial photos are pictures of a product or land mass, the darker the colors, the more intense the area . In this case, this is an infrared aerial picture of a hurricane. The center of the hurricane (the eye) is red, and the dot in the very center is green, ...which means that these colors are the most intense area of the storm. There is also red in the outer layers of the hurricane, which shows that there are some intense storms beyond the center of the hurricane.
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